Close call between toddler and rocking horse

According to the Columbia Falls Police Department, a 3-year-old was freed after getting his head stuck in the legs of a rocking horse. The child was not injured in the incident.

Law enforcement talked to a student after the student reportedly told his classmates that officers were going to come to the school and harm the students.

Someone found a woman’s robe that was all bloody under a fresh layer of snow. The caller thought someone may have used the robe to pull a deer off the road because there was deer hair along with the blood on the robe.

A woman was trying to get two kayaks back that she had loaned to another woman.

According to the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office, a woman was reportedly trapped in her vehicle because she was afraid of a moose in her yard.

A caller witnessed a van back up into another van in a parking lot and take off.

A man said two men came into his house 45 minutes earlier and took his girlfriend. He said he didn’t know where they took her.

A skier was located after going missing.

A woman had an aggressive stray cat at her property.

A woman with a warrant was arrested at a bowling alley.

Law enforcement located a man with Alzheimer’s who had wandered from his home.

Someone reportedly siphoned more than $100 worth of gasoline out of a vehicle.

Response was canceled for a call from a woman who said an intruder broke into her house when law enforcement found out the “intruder” also lived in the house. The two parties reportedly had a an ongoing civil dispute.

A chimney fire was reported on Cabinet Avenue.

According to the Kalispell Police Department, a fraud report was made regarding a medical employee who may be writing false prescriptions. A woman said she was cut off by another driver, and then the driver illegally parked in a handicap spot.

A man thought his mother-in-law might have filed a report against him.

A high school student was reportedly assaulted at the mall.

Someone found a baggie of what looked like drugs and turned it in to the police department for destruction.

A caller said he thought he knew the suspect in a Facebook post about stolen snowboards.

A woman said she provided her bank account info to get a refund for computer repairs but was scammed out of $550.

An unknown man was reportedly taking pictures of a woman’s children on Friday night in a department store. She said she confronted the man, made him delete the photos and took down his information. Both parties were counseled.